http://soundcloud.com/m-set has already carved a future for himself on this imprint with his previous collaboration with talented lyricist and long-time AutomAte affiliate http://soundcloud.com/agman-gora on ‘Fight for Your Lives’.  M-Set steps once more unto the breach with a double-sided single that reaffirms his place on the label roster. 

Both ‘Capital’ and ‘Come Nah’ are equally as incisive as his previous work, yet show a different side.  A man of few words, M-Set lets his production do the talking.  ‘Capital’ begins with an introduction that gradually pulls us into a weighty drop, then down through a bassline anchored with an almost impossibly low tone. Each pad and embellishment floats effortlessly into the next, while stabs and slices add a gritty element to the atmosphere. Rolling break layers carry you into the core and we gradually succumb to the lazy rhythm. ‘Capital’ is a cut that could easily place itself in the choppier waters of late-night sets, a primary reason why M-Set material is a sought after addition for any DJ or club space.

The reverse, ‘Come Nah’, is just as dynamic in its motions, featuring the trademark keys that help unlock a musicality and a jazzy undertone which counteracts its heavier elements. M-Set proves that his capability as an artist doesn’t just stretch to the punchier rolling tracks, he is able to conjure a wide spectrum of versatility. Whether it’s the laid back intensity of ‘Capital’ or the relentless breaks and sonic hooks of ‘Come Nah’, M-Set continues to push his boundaries and remains at the head of the game. With the support of AutomAte, this will persist with every release he drops onto his steadily growing fan base.

Capital / Come Nah

M-Set - Come Nah - AM8E024 - Out Now

interdimensional sound architect from toronto's quantum backrooms... channeling arxiwave frequencies through carefully selected audio transmissions. specializing in metaphysical bass manipulation and consciousness-altering frequency modulation. currently exploring the hidden resonance patterns between jungle breaks and astral planes while maintaining strict non-compliance with conventional reality tunnels.

if you're seeking generic EDM drops or mainstream consciousness dampening - this isn't your frequency. we're here to decode the universe through advanced audio mathematics. 

// accepting apprentices for sonic geometry studies
// currently working on: mapping the fibonacci sequence through drum patterns
// timezone: EST (eternal sound transmission)

AutomAte is a collective formed of:
Deficit (London)
Esion (Bristol)
DX Machina (Bristol)
Nathan E (London)

We share a mutual love of dark, techy drum & bass, although we are involved with a range of other bass-led genres. We DJ and write music individually and together. We run the AutomAte family of digital labels, including AutomAte, AutomAte Deep and AutomAte Tech. AutomAte aims to bring you the best in edgy drum & bass, aimed square at the dancefloor, from rising stars to established artists, from chunky steppers to dark rollers and all manner of other fancy-ticklers. The parent label has already chalked up Radio 1 airplay from Friction, support from Drum & Bass Arena and has caught the attention of more DJs than you could shake a stick-insect at.

The Deep label aims to put the warmth back into drum & bass with a range of deep, eclectic, inspirational music, influenced by anything from the Far East to South America and everything in between. AutomAte Deep was launched in 2013 and has already picked up Radio 1 airplay from Nihal plus support from Raiden, EBK, Morphy, The Untouchables, Mental Forces, J Robinson, Ortokore, Philth, Stunna, Marukomu, Dexta & Mauoq (Diffrent Music).

The Tech label showcases a variety of gritty drum & bass music, from amen tracks and heavy-steppers to neuro and hardcore styles. We like it grimy with a slight attitude problem and an infectious groove. Supporters include DJ Hype, Bailey, Kenny Ken, Dose, Raiden, Nu:Tone, Cause4Concern, EBK, June Miller, Inside Info, Gremlinz, Stranjah, Chris Su, Zero-T, Nyx, Amoss, NC-17, Fade, The Risky (Drum & Bass Arena), Billion (Fathom Audio), Arclight, John Rolodex, Phil Hustle, Hyroglifics, Neve, Concrete, Bad Education, Cursa, AbleDanger, Soul Sinners and more.

Please send tracks & demos to demos@automatednb.co.uk
or drop them in the silo at http://pcl.la/1XJ39Z

Check out the podcast:
on the iTunes Store (Search for 'AutomAte dnb') or right here on Soundcloud!

We aim to release a podcast every couple of months, featuring a variety of established and up&coming artists that we find inspiring. The best way to keep up with the podcast is to subscribe, either on iTunes or via our RSS feed - http://automatednb.podOmatic.com/rss2.xml

For more information, email info@automatednb.co.uk

AutomAte

From London, Nathan E has an intricate and diverse musical background, where his trip through hip-hop & breakbeat mix tapes & radio shows led him to the decks and the dnb scene. He can be found playing anything from the deep, neurofunk sound to techy, amen-driven styles. 
After 8 years behind the wheels of steel, the studio is beckoning but during this time, Nathan continues to drive for more acclaimed spots. Expect moody versatility and an eclectic style.

We've taken over a drum & bass dnb forum / website and will be breathing new life into it over the coming months. We intend to move the site towards being more content-based, meaning exclusive mixes, tunes, discounts, give-aways and competitions, as well as being a go-to place for events, radio, podcasts,  advice and banter. Podcasts and the forthcoming record label will provide exciting opportunities for DJs and producers alike. For the promoters amongst you, we'll be looking at ways to increase site traffic and get your info out to more people. Come and join the party at http://www.drumandbassmovement.com/

Can also follow on Twitter- http://twitter.com/Nathan_DnBM

M-Set - Come Nah - AM8E024 - Out Now

AutomAte DnB